Sentence examples for that would decline from inspiring English sources

Both men believed that a "mixed constitution"—with balance and separation of powers was the best form of government, the form that would decline the most slowly.

His bank forecasts growth next year of 0.7 percent, and a deficit that would decline to 3.8 percent of G.D.P. if nothing is done.

In fact, married women in 2007 were a bit more likely to be working in an industry that would decline thereafter.

For the current quarter, he predicted flat earnings and new license sales that would decline less sharply than during the last quarter.

At a court hearing last year, a lawyer for Mylan, Jonathan M. Jacobson, told a federal district judge that the drug costs dying patients $20,000 a month — a price that would decline if generics were available.

About 70 percent of a bonus would have to be deferred for up to three years and paid in a new class of security, called contingent capital, that would decline in value if the bank's financial performance deteriorates -- and potentially even be forfeited.

Mr. Duncan disputed the assertion that jobs would decline, saying that private companies would receive larger, competitive contracts to service the loans.

At a press conference, General Somkid said that he would decline the promotion that he had been offered, as a means to relieving tensions.

It said that unemployment would "decline gradually" and that inflation remained under control despite the impact of the recent rise in oil prices, which it regarded as temporary.

The U.S. dollar continued to depreciate, but industrialized nations became increasingly concerned that it would decline too heavily and that exchange rate volatility would increase.

group, of negligently making misstatements in the offering documents that hid the bank's bet that it would decline in value.